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When implementing a self-service analytics program, information systems staff and end users across an organization often must be willing to give up some control and autonomy in exchange for a cohesive data management strategy. Companies that effectively implement self-service analytics, however, usually find those trade-offs are out weighed by the competitive advantages gained for the organization as a whole. For Sunny Delight Beverages, a Cincinnati-based producer of juice-based drinks, the payoff from using self-service analytics software has been significant. The company, which generates more than $550 million in annual revenue through sales of its Sunny D, Fruit20, and Very Fine brands, estimates that its newly implemented, self-service analytics program has resulted in a $195,000 annual reduction in staffing costs and a $2 million annual increase in profits. Getting to these results, however, has not been easy for Sunny Delight. Like many companies, it had developed a patchwork of departmental business analytics applications allowed it to cut back on production, decrease inventory levels, and reduce plant overtime costs by 90 percentall without impacting order fulfillment. And with a clearer picture of overall costs, the sales and distribution teams worked together to revise shipping schedules, resulting in a7 percent drop in the transportation costs tied to promotions. According to Gordos, Birst helps [Sunny Delight]employees to think fast because they no longer have to worry about building and aggregating the data. They just get the data, and then they think about itinstead of accumulating it.

1. Provide a brief summary listing the key facts in the case.
2. Identify key issues and identify one problem you wish to resolve in your analysis. The problem statement should be clear and concise. A problem statement is typically no more than one sentence in length.
3. List recommended solutions or strategies to resolve the problem. Be sure to include the who, what, why, when, where and how of each solution or strategy you propose.
4. Analyze each recommended solution or strategy by linking information from course materials and outside research sources. List the pros and cons of each solution. Choose the best solution or strategy and list an explanation why it is the best choice. The reasons for your choice should be clearly linked to your analysis.
5. Write a conclusion to your analysis. Use the questions posed at the end of your case study written in your text to guide your conclusion.